Electronic record acknowledgment determines when an originator may regard an unacknowledged transmission as never having been sent. Electronic-record acknowledgment may be made by any communication or conduct indicating receipt where no agreed form or method exists. If the originator ... Summary
Electronic record acknowledgment determines when an originator may regard an unacknowledged transmission as never having been sent.
Electronic-record acknowledgment may be made by any communication or conduct indicating receipt where no agreed form or method exists. If the originator makes acknowledgment a condition of the record being binding, non-receipt causes the record to be deemed never sent. Otherwise, after non-receipt within the applicable period, the originator may give notice, fix a reasonable deadline, and treat the record as never sent if acknowledgment is still not received.
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